Comfy Cone E-Collar for Dogs & Cats, Black

I didn’t think the words “comfy” and “cone” could go together, but they do! We have been long time owners of mini dachshunds. Hard cones just did not work for our guys, they scraped the floor. When our newest was scheduled for spay, I decided to try this! It has been a lifesaver! She has been comfy since day 1, and we are on day 8! ( we practiced for 2 weeks before surgery.) She almost seems to like it, then again, she has always enjoyed a chin rest! We are so pleased with this product!!

Great alternative to the plastic cone. I ordered an L for my Golden Retriever but think an XL long would have worked much better. I like that there is additional Velcro to cover the Velcro not used to closed it, so it doesn’t get caught on anything. It seems very comfortable with the plush sides. I like that you’re able to put a collar through it or not depending on if they will try to pull it off. Only con, It won’t shape into a cone no matter how much bending or shaping I try to do.

I ordered this bc my large dog had surgery and refused to sleep/lay his head down in the plastic cone provided by the vet. He literally kept us up whining all night until this one showed up. When I put this cone on him, he immediately relaxed and rested despite it being heavier and bulkier than the original clear cone. Honestly, I did not think this would work/change his mind about cones in general, but needed to try something as we were desperate, and I was so freaking happy that he loved it so much. I am sure each dog is different in what makes them feel comfortable, but for us this was a huge win and worth every penny!!

My 13 year-old, 40-pound shepherd mix gets hot spots on occasion and has a bad habit of gnawing herself raw trying to scratch them. It'd been a few years since her last incident, so I gave away our last Comfy Cone in a move a year ago. Well, a few days ago we had to buy another because she chewed her tail a lil bloody trying to get to a tiny subdermal cyst that had burst and likely was itching her. I bought a size Large this time as the Extra Large one we had last time was a little too large, though I made it work. The Large works perfectly and she can still reach her water, even if she makes a mess to do it. She's probably not a fan of all the lamp jokes I throw her way while she's wearing it My 13 year-old, 40-pound shepherd mix gets hot spots on occasion and has a bad habit of gnawing herself raw trying to scratch them. It'd been a few years since her last incident, so I gave away our last Comfy Cone in a move a year ago. Well, a few days ago we had to buy another because she chewed her tail a lil bloody trying to get to a tiny subdermal cyst that had burst and likely was itching her. I bought a size Large this time as the Extra Large one we had last time was a little too large, though I made it work. The Large works perfectly and she can still reach her water, even if she makes a mess to do it. She's probably not a fan of all the lamp jokes I throw her way while she's wearing it, but it gives me peace of mind to know I have a means of protecting her from herself when I can't keep an eye on her. Not to mention it's so much more comfortable for her than a plastic e-collar! … more

I tried a size large for this cone and it’s just wide enough for his thick neck. So I got this in size XL. now it’s wide enough, however, it’s now way too long! It’s so heavy for his poor head that he can’t even keep his head up. So the sizing chart does not work for every dog. It would be nice if the company could come out with a size that has the XL circumference, with the L neck to snout length. This cone is not functional at this point.

I purchased this collar for my dog who had undergone ear surgery. I read the reviews cautioning that the collar was short, but since I just needed to protect my dog's ear, the collar worked perfectly. I especially liked being able to fold the collar back. The soft fabric collar was much easier to work with, and more comfortable for my dog, than the hard plastic collar that my vet provided. It was also easy to wash.

Without going into the long background involving veterinary specialists - we have a little rescue dog that we have to keep in a cone all of the time -so he will not chew on himself to the point of bleeding. A nervous tic was the final verdict. Anyway this cone happens to be perfect for our pooch and so far it has last us for about a year or more of constant wear. Our dog oddly enough actually likes this soft cone and will gladly come to us to let us put it on. We think that somehow the cone makes him feel secure and calms him down. So much for the cone of shame, right?

We are fostering a lovely dog who'd been hit by a car and had major surgery. Her plastic cone was uncomfortable and super noisey as she turned around in her crate trying to get comfortable. We were all sleepless until this cone arrived to save the night! So much quieter and more comfortable too - less turning and fussing and little noise when it touches the sides of crate. Thank you to the inventors of the Cone of Quiet!

Bought this for my Adult cat in a xs fits well however it does slip off unless attached to their collar and it doesn’t fold over easily since it’s so small but she is unable to lick her stitches from her spay and she got used to it quickly and still plays like normal.would recommend having your pet wear this flipped for more freedom of movement. Best item for the job would buy again over any other cone.

I highly recommend this item. It's easy on, easy off, and appears to be comfortable for my dog. The only downside is that it is not transparent so your pet can't see where it's going. I got large for my (about) 50 pound Dalmatian. It works for her wound (under her chin--can't scratch), but she is able to lick in and around the base of her tail. It wouldn't have worked for her when she had a lump removed from the base of her tail. She can still eat and drink, but I remove it from her for meals.